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Privacy and Personal Information: Understanding Boundaries
Personal information—including physical characteristics—is private and should not be assumed, speculated upon, or shared without consent. Respecting privacy boundaries is fundamental to ethical communication and interpersonal respect. Everyone has the right to control their personal information and decide what, if anything, to disclose.
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